Arbitrium 0.9.2
First release.
A minimal, dense tweaking tool for Windows 11. Dark, 1px rules, deliberately not Fluent: frameless window, custom title bar, 26×15 switches.
What's in it
- 152 tweaks across nine categories, every one of them sourced from an elevenforum.com tutorial and carrying the URL it came from.
- Really wired to the registry. The live state of every switch is read at startup; nothing is written until
Uygulais pressed. The previous value is journalled before each write, and turning a tweak off restores what the machine actually had — not the catalogue's default. - Overview — live CPU / memory / storage / network tiles, a 60-second chart, and nine sections of real system facts (version, hardware, display, network, power, security, volumes, session).
- Settings — dark and light palettes, four accent presets, row density, XML preset export/import, update check.
Install
Unpack Arbitrium-v0.9.2-win64.zip and run Arbitrium.exe. The Qt runtime ships with it.
Tweaks under HKLM need administrator rights; the app says so when it matters and offers to restart itself through UAC.
A note on safety
Security-weakening tweaks are not in the catalogue: SmartScreen, Defender, core isolation, UAC, the firewall, and Windows Update itself.